There was no stopping Queens Saturday night, with the reigning men\u2019s and women\u2019s NCAA Division II Championship holders sweeping to the title again.<\/p>\n
The margin on the women\u2019s side was more than 250 points, while the men\u2019s race was a relatively close but always under control 30 points back to Drury.<\/p>\n
Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 41 \r\n \r\n 1. Queens (Nc) 695 2. Drury 441\r\n 3. Indy 391 4. Lindenwood 364\r\n 5. Grand Valley 250 6. Wingate 249\r\n 7. Tampa 230.5 8. Nova S'Eastern 188\r\n 9. Carson-Newman 186 10. Delta State 184\r\n 11. West Florida 181 12. Colorado Mesa 159<\/pre>\nNCAA Division II Final Men’s Scores<\/h4>\n
Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 42 \r\n \r\n 1. Queens (Nc) 561 2. Drury 531\r\n 3. Indy 369 4. McKendree 337\r\n 5. Lindenwood 314.5 6. Delta State 299\r\n 7. Wingate 224 8. Grand Valley 210\r\n 9. Wayne State 158 10. Florida Southern 148\r\n 11. Colorado Mesa 136 12. Nmu 127<\/pre>\nWomen\u2019s 1,650 freestyle<\/h4>\n
Queens\u2019 signature moment didn\u2019t wait long with a two-person race for the mile title. Just three hundredths separated teammates Francesca Bains<\/strong> and Sophie Lange.<\/strong> Baines surged ahead on the final 50 to get the win in 16:30.98, with Lange second in 16:31.01. Third was Drury\u2019s Allison Weber.<\/strong><\/p>\n
Event 32 Women 1650 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NCAA DII: N 16:17.66 3\/15\/2008 Kristen Frost, Southern Conn St\r\n Meet: M 16:17.66 3\/15\/2008 Kristen Frost, Southern Conn St\r\n Name Year School Seed Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n 1 Bains, Francesca SR Queens (NC) 16:35.74 16:30.98 20 \r\n 28.19 58.57 (30.38)\r\n 1:28.76 (30.19) 1:59.18 (30.42)\r\n 2:29.53 (30.35) 2:59.99 (30.46)\r\n 3:30.65 (30.66) 4:01.34 (30.69)\r\n 4:31.84 (30.50) 5:02.42 (30.58)\r\n 5:32.79 (30.37) 6:03.22 (30.43)\r\n 6:33.70 (30.48) 7:04.08 (30.38)\r\n 7:34.56 (30.48) 8:04.96 (30.40)\r\n 8:35.41 (30.45) 9:05.67 (30.26)\r\n 9:35.64 (29.97) 10:05.65 (30.01)\r\n 10:35.58 (29.93) 11:05.84 (30.26)\r\n 11:35.82 (29.98) 12:05.84 (30.02)\r\n 12:35.85 (30.01) 13:05.98 (30.13)\r\n 13:36.15 (30.17) 14:06.24 (30.09)\r\n 14:36.22 (29.98) 15:05.72 (29.50)\r\n 15:35.01 (29.29) 16:03.75 (28.74) 16:30.98 (27.23)\r\n 2 Lange, Sophie FR Queens (NC) 16:40.77 16:31.01 17 \r\n 27.70 57.72 (30.02)\r\n 1:28.32 (30.60) 1:58.83 (30.51)\r\n 2:29.17 (30.34) 2:59.74 (30.57)\r\n 3:30.47 (30.73) 4:00.95 (30.48)\r\n 4:31.54 (30.59) 5:01.94 (30.40)\r\n 5:32.49 (30.55) 6:03.13 (30.64)\r\n 6:33.56 (30.43) 7:04.00 (30.44)\r\n 7:34.40 (30.40) 8:04.50 (30.10)\r\n 8:35.07 (30.57) 9:05.31 (30.24)\r\n 9:35.48 (30.17) 10:05.62 (30.14)\r\n 10:35.79 (30.17) 11:05.89 (30.10)\r\n 11:36.23 (30.34) 12:06.04 (29.81)\r\n 12:35.85 (29.81) 13:05.87 (30.02)\r\n 13:35.75 (29.88) 14:05.55 (29.80)\r\n 14:34.97 (29.42) 15:04.48 (29.51)\r\n 15:33.84 (29.36) 16:02.93 (29.09) 16:31.01 (28.08)\r\n 3 Weber, Allison JR Drury 16:37.22 16:37.86 16 \r\n 27.76 57.92 (30.16)\r\n 1:28.34 (30.42) 1:58.91 (30.57)\r\n 2:29.38 (30.47) 2:59.89 (30.51)\r\n 3:30.43 (30.54) 4:01.01 (30.58)\r\n 4:31.55 (30.54) 5:02.09 (30.54)\r\n 5:32.34 (30.25) 6:02.70 (30.36)\r\n 6:33.07 (30.37) 7:03.43 (30.36)\r\n 7:33.72 (30.29) 8:04.00 (30.28)\r\n 8:34.37 (30.37) 9:04.61 (30.24)\r\n 9:34.73 (30.12) 10:04.80 (30.07)\r\n 10:34.63 (29.83) 11:04.63 (30.00)\r\n 11:34.92 (30.29) 12:05.22 (30.30)\r\n 12:35.32 (30.10) 13:05.43 (30.11)\r\n 13:35.76 (30.33) 14:06.00 (30.24)\r\n 14:36.51 (30.51) 15:07.01 (30.50)\r\n 15:37.30 (30.29) 16:07.80 (30.50) 16:37.86 (30.06)\r\n 4 Dany, Rebecca FR Queens (NC) 16:53.05 16:43.59 15 \r\n 27.58 57.51 (29.93)\r\n 1:27.70 (30.19) 1:58.10 (30.40)\r\n 2:28.63 (30.53) 2:59.29 (30.66)\r\n 3:29.86 (30.57) 4:00.44 (30.58)\r\n 4:31.01 (30.57) 5:01.73 (30.72)\r\n 5:32.38 (30.65) 6:03.16 (30.78)\r\n 6:33.89 (30.73) 7:04.61 (30.72)\r\n 7:35.23 (30.62) 8:06.11 (30.88)\r\n 8:36.93 (30.82) 9:07.89 (30.96)\r\n 9:38.69 (30.80) 10:09.45 (30.76)\r\n 10:40.43 (30.98) 11:11.09 (30.66)\r\n 11:41.91 (30.82) 12:12.31 (30.40)\r\n 12:42.93 (30.62) 13:13.47 (30.54)\r\n 13:43.96 (30.49) 14:14.50 (30.54)\r\n 14:44.96 (30.46) 15:15.36 (30.40)\r\n 15:45.40 (30.04) 16:15.05 (29.65) 16:43.59 (28.54)\r\n 5 Shiff, Neta SO Grand Valley 16:53.39 16:44.32 14 \r\n 28.21 58.63 (30.42)\r\n 1:29.15 (30.52) 1:59.84 (30.69)\r\n 2:30.43 (30.59) 3:01.19 (30.76)\r\n 3:31.80 (30.61) 4:02.51 (30.71)\r\n 4:33.30 (30.79) 5:04.15 (30.85)\r\n 5:34.53 (30.38) 6:04.82 (30.29)\r\n 6:35.16 (30.34) 7:05.56 (30.40)\r\n 7:36.10 (30.54) 8:06.78 (30.68)\r\n 8:37.26 (30.48) 9:07.73 (30.47)\r\n 9:38.31 (30.58) 10:08.71 (30.40)\r\n 10:39.65 (30.94) 11:10.08 (30.43)\r\n 11:40.52 (30.44) 12:10.93 (30.41)\r\n 12:41.60 (30.67) 13:12.39 (30.79)\r\n 13:42.80 (30.41) 14:13.81 (31.01)\r\n 14:44.46 (30.65) 15:15.45 (30.99)\r\n 15:45.94 (30.49) 16:16.19 (30.25) 16:44.32 (28.13)\r\n 6 Amorim, Marina SO Drury 16:51.72 16:45.06 13 \r\n 28.57 58.67 (30.10)\r\n 1:29.22 (30.55) 1:59.92 (30.70)\r\n 2:30.65 (30.73) 3:01.40 (30.75)\r\n 3:32.24 (30.84) 4:03.06 (30.82)\r\n 4:33.71 (30.65) 5:04.27 (30.56)\r\n 5:34.54 (30.27) 6:04.82 (30.28)\r\n 6:35.15 (30.33) 7:05.71 (30.56)\r\n 7:36.19 (30.48) 8:06.83 (30.64)\r\n 8:37.34 (30.51) 9:07.74 (30.40)\r\n 9:38.39 (30.65) 10:08.96 (30.57)\r\n 10:39.75 (30.79) 11:09.91 (30.16)\r\n 11:40.71 (30.80) 12:11.06 (30.35)\r\n 12:41.82 (30.76) 13:12.50 (30.68)\r\n 13:43.36 (30.86) 14:14.04 (30.68)\r\n 14:44.96 (30.92) 15:15.55 (30.59)\r\n 15:46.15 (30.60) 16:16.40 (30.25) 16:45.06 (28.66)\r\n 7 Agger, Kate JR Wingate 16:45.37 16:47.89 12 \r\n 28.18 58.71 (30.53)\r\n 1:29.47 (30.76) 2:00.25 (30.78)\r\n 2:31.18 (30.93) 3:02.06 (30.88)\r\n 3:32.90 (30.84) 4:03.76 (30.86)\r\n 4:34.50 (30.74) 5:05.30 (30.80)\r\n 5:36.05 (30.75) 6:06.66 (30.61)\r\n 6:37.45 (30.79) 7:08.33 (30.88)\r\n 7:39.14 (30.81) 8:10.09 (30.95)\r\n 8:40.83 (30.74) 9:11.64 (30.81)\r\n 9:42.38 (30.74) 10:12.96 (30.58)\r\n 10:43.60 (30.64) 11:14.00 (30.40)\r\n 11:44.61 (30.61) 12:15.18 (30.57)\r\n 12:45.74 (30.56) 13:16.30 (30.56)\r\n 13:46.91 (30.61) 14:17.35 (30.44)\r\n 14:47.93 (30.58) 15:18.35 (30.42)\r\n 15:49.04 (30.69) 16:18.90 (29.86) 16:47.89 (28.99)\r\n 8 Hellenschmidt, Jana JR Lindenwood 16:57.81 16:51.75 11 \r\n 28.21 58.51 (30.30)\r\n 1:29.21 (30.70) 2:00.02 (30.81)\r\n 2:30.85 (30.83) 3:01.87 (31.02)\r\n 3:33.03 (31.16) 4:04.29 (31.26)\r\n 4:35.39 (31.10) 5:06.53 (31.14)\r\n 5:37.37 (30.84) 6:08.32 (30.95)\r\n 6:39.29 (30.97) 7:09.95 (30.66)\r\n 7:41.12 (31.17) 8:12.10 (30.98)\r\n 8:42.83 (30.73) 9:13.53 (30.70)\r\n 9:44.42 (30.89) 10:15.20 (30.78)\r\n 10:45.90 (30.70) 11:16.67 (30.77)\r\n 11:47.28 (30.61) 12:18.16 (30.88)\r\n 12:48.58 (30.42) 13:19.41 (30.83)\r\n 13:50.36 (30.95) 14:20.81 (30.45)\r\n 14:51.54 (30.73) 15:22.31 (30.77)\r\n 15:52.80 (30.49) 16:22.96 (30.16) 16:51.75 (28.79)<\/pre>\nMen\u2019s 1,650 freestyle<\/h4>\n
Fabio Dalu<\/strong> added a national record in the mile, going 14:55.12 to win with easy. It downs the meet record of 15:00.51 set in 2009 by Drury\u2019s Mitch Synder.<\/strong><\/p>\n
Dalu won by more than 15 seconds. Second was Ondrej Zach<\/strong> of NMU.<\/p>\n
Event 33 Men 1650 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NCAA DII: N 14:55.42 2\/13\/2021 Fabio Dalu, McKendree\r\n Meet: M 15:00.51 3\/14\/2009 Mitch Snyder, Drury\r\n Name Year School Seed Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n 1 Dalu, Fabio SO McKendree 14:55.42 14:55.12N 20 \r\n 24.91 52.38 (27.47)\r\n 1:20.00 (27.62) 1:47.68 (27.68)\r\n 2:14.94 (27.26) 2:42.14 (27.20)\r\n 3:09.39 (27.25) 3:36.64 (27.25)\r\n 4:03.59 (26.95) 4:30.66 (27.07)\r\n 4:57.79 (27.13) 5:24.85 (27.06)\r\n 5:51.67 (26.82) 6:18.67 (27.00)\r\n 6:45.76 (27.09) 7:12.88 (27.12)\r\n 7:40.01 (27.13) 8:07.40 (27.39)\r\n 8:34.74 (27.34) 9:02.11 (27.37)\r\n 9:29.34 (27.23) 9:56.68 (27.34)\r\n 10:24.24 (27.56) 10:51.47 (27.23)\r\n 11:18.81 (27.34) 11:46.22 (27.41)\r\n 12:13.54 (27.32) 12:40.85 (27.31)\r\n 13:08.32 (27.47) 13:35.48 (27.16)\r\n 14:02.72 (27.24) 14:29.46 (26.74) 14:55.12 (25.66)\r\n 2 Zach, Ondrej SR NMU 15:23.27 15:10.35 17 \r\n 25.18 52.32 (27.14)\r\n 1:20.16 (27.84) 1:48.03 (27.87)\r\n 2:15.58 (27.55) 2:43.13 (27.55)\r\n 3:10.80 (27.67) 3:38.46 (27.66)\r\n 4:06.07 (27.61) 4:33.64 (27.57)\r\n 5:01.48 (27.84) 5:29.30 (27.82)\r\n 5:56.95 (27.65) 6:24.72 (27.77)\r\n 6:52.48 (27.76) 7:20.10 (27.62)\r\n 7:47.73 (27.63) 8:15.27 (27.54)\r\n 8:42.89 (27.62) 9:10.46 (27.57)\r\n 9:38.23 (27.77) 10:05.95 (27.72)\r\n 10:33.83 (27.88) 11:01.72 (27.89)\r\n 11:29.66 (27.94) 11:57.62 (27.96)\r\n 12:25.75 (28.13) 12:53.59 (27.84)\r\n 13:21.85 (28.26) 13:49.63 (27.78)\r\n 14:17.07 (27.44) 14:44.25 (27.18) 15:10.35 (26.10)\r\n 3 Hieber, Eric FR Grand Valley 15:16.51 15:15.41 16 \r\n 24.74 52.32 (27.58)\r\n 1:20.04 (27.72) 1:47.81 (27.77)\r\n 2:15.20 (27.39) 2:42.49 (27.29)\r\n 3:09.90 (27.41) 3:37.28 (27.38)\r\n 4:04.94 (27.66) 4:32.67 (27.73)\r\n 5:00.60 (27.93) 5:28.39 (27.79)\r\n 5:56.28 (27.89) 6:24.17 (27.89)\r\n 6:52.41 (28.24) 7:20.43 (28.02)\r\n 7:48.42 (27.99) 8:16.57 (28.15)\r\n 8:44.91 (28.34) 9:13.01 (28.10)\r\n 9:40.89 (27.88) 10:08.96 (28.07)\r\n 10:36.98 (28.02) 11:05.04 (28.06)\r\n 11:32.98 (27.94) 12:00.96 (27.98)\r\n 12:28.93 (27.97) 12:56.85 (27.92)\r\n 13:24.86 (28.01) 13:52.50 (27.64)\r\n 14:20.43 (27.93) 14:48.43 (28.00) 15:15.41 (26.98)\r\n 4 Soerensen, Jonas JR Wingate 15:25.99 15:27.37 15 \r\n 25.50 53.20 (27.70)\r\n 1:21.28 (28.08) 1:49.24 (27.96)\r\n 2:17.24 (28.00) 2:45.30 (28.06)\r\n 3:13.41 (28.11) 3:41.61 (28.20)\r\n 4:09.95 (28.34) 4:38.09 (28.14)\r\n 5:06.09 (28.00) 5:34.42 (28.33)\r\n 6:02.59 (28.17) 6:31.07 (28.48)\r\n 6:59.64 (28.57) 7:28.12 (28.48)\r\n 7:56.58 (28.46) 8:25.29 (28.71)\r\n 8:53.77 (28.48) 9:22.15 (28.38)\r\n 9:50.58 (28.43) 10:18.69 (28.11)\r\n 10:47.05 (28.36) 11:15.32 (28.27)\r\n 11:43.63 (28.31) 12:12.03 (28.40)\r\n 12:40.22 (28.19) 13:08.53 (28.31)\r\n 13:36.93 (28.40) 14:04.96 (28.03)\r\n 14:32.89 (27.93) 15:00.83 (27.94) 15:27.37 (26.54)\r\n 5 Kihara, Enzo FR Emmanuel 15:35.03 15:27.84 14 \r\n 25.78 53.75 (27.97)\r\n 1:21.96 (28.21) 1:50.35 (28.39)\r\n 2:18.60 (28.25) 2:47.02 (28.42)\r\n 3:15.49 (28.47) 3:44.05 (28.56)\r\n 4:12.53 (28.48) 4:41.02 (28.49)\r\n 5:09.21 (28.19) 5:37.37 (28.16)\r\n 6:05.99 (28.62) 6:34.28 (28.29)\r\n 7:02.76 (28.48) 7:31.38 (28.62)\r\n 7:59.68 (28.30) 8:28.09 (28.41)\r\n 8:56.59 (28.50) 9:25.00 (28.41)\r\n 9:53.46 (28.46) 10:21.88 (28.42)\r\n 10:50.16 (28.28) 11:18.59 (28.43)\r\n 11:46.88 (28.29) 12:15.07 (28.19)\r\n 12:42.77 (27.70) 13:10.75 (27.98)\r\n 13:38.70 (27.95) 14:06.46 (27.76)\r\n 14:34.24 (27.78) 15:01.70 (27.46) 15:27.84 (26.14)\r\n 6 Wenk, Sebastian JR Indy 15:48.82 15:28.45 13 \r\n 25.49 53.13 (27.64)\r\n 1:21.15 (28.02) 1:49.03 (27.88)\r\n 2:16.96 (27.93) 2:44.88 (27.92)\r\n 3:12.81 (27.93) 3:40.79 (27.98)\r\n 4:08.71 (27.92) 4:36.72 (28.01)\r\n 5:04.83 (28.11) 5:33.11 (28.28)\r\n 6:01.59 (28.48) 6:29.97 (28.38)\r\n 6:58.61 (28.64) 7:27.07 (28.46)\r\n 7:55.74 (28.67) 8:24.22 (28.48)\r\n 8:52.79 (28.57) 9:21.13 (28.34)\r\n 9:49.43 (28.30) 10:17.96 (28.53)\r\n 10:46.36 (28.40) 11:14.71 (28.35)\r\n 11:43.44 (28.73) 12:11.72 (28.28)\r\n 12:40.19 (28.47) 13:08.61 (28.42)\r\n 13:37.14 (28.53) 14:05.65 (28.51)\r\n 14:33.62 (27.97) 15:02.00 (28.38) 15:28.45 (26.45)\r\n 7 Daniel, Matthew JR Saint Leo 15:40.35 15:29.97 12 \r\n 25.61 53.51 (27.90)\r\n 1:21.85 (28.34) 1:50.21 (28.36)\r\n 2:18.64 (28.43) 2:46.93 (28.29)\r\n 3:15.27 (28.34) 3:43.92 (28.65)\r\n 4:12.40 (28.48) 4:40.83 (28.43)\r\n 5:09.25 (28.42) 5:37.47 (28.22)\r\n 6:05.97 (28.50) 6:34.39 (28.42)\r\n 7:02.66 (28.27) 7:30.86 (28.20)\r\n 7:59.28 (28.42) 8:27.67 (28.39)\r\n 8:55.93 (28.26) 9:24.25 (28.32)\r\n 9:52.49 (28.24) 10:20.69 (28.20)\r\n 10:48.93 (28.24) 11:17.04 (28.11)\r\n 11:45.31 (28.27) 12:13.59 (28.28)\r\n 12:41.87 (28.28) 13:10.10 (28.23)\r\n 13:38.56 (28.46) 14:07.04 (28.48)\r\n 14:35.42 (28.38) 15:03.26 (27.84) 15:29.97 (26.71)\r\n 8 Goodyear, Jesse JR Grand Valley 15:31.79 15:31.51 11 \r\n 24.91 52.32 (27.41)\r\n 1:20.27 (27.95) 1:48.36 (28.09)\r\n 2:16.35 (27.99) 2:44.51 (28.16)\r\n 3:12.69 (28.18) 3:41.09 (28.40)\r\n 4:09.28 (28.19) 4:37.48 (28.20)\r\n 5:05.71 (28.23) 5:34.24 (28.53)\r\n 6:02.50 (28.26) 6:30.76 (28.26)\r\n 6:59.14 (28.38) 7:27.95 (28.81)\r\n 7:56.89 (28.94) 8:25.74 (28.85)\r\n 8:53.69 (27.95) 9:22.35 (28.66)\r\n 9:51.02 (28.67) 10:19.36 (28.34)\r\n 10:47.72 (28.36) 11:16.15 (28.43)\r\n 11:44.87 (28.72) 12:13.58 (28.71)\r\n 12:42.26 (28.68) 13:11.11 (28.85)\r\n 13:39.98 (28.87) 14:08.69 (28.71)\r\n 14:37.35 (28.66) 15:05.49 (28.14) 15:31.51 (26.02)<\/pre>\nWomen\u2019s 100 freestyle<\/h4>\n
Another Queens 1-2, another amazing race. This time, only .01 separated Lexie Baker,<\/strong> the senior, from getting the better of sophomore Danielle Melilli<\/strong> in 49.49. West Florida\u2019s Ester Rizzetto<\/strong> swept up bronze in 49.97, the only other one under 50 seconds.<\/p>\n
Event 34 Women 100 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NCAA DII: N 48.16 3\/16\/2019 Polina Lapshina, Queens (NC)\r\n Meet: M 48.16 3\/16\/2019 Polina Lapshina, Queens (NC)\r\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Baker, Lexie SR Queens (NC) 50.22 49.49 20 \r\n 23.74 49.49 (25.75)\r\n 2 Melilli, Danielle SO Queens (NC) 50.03 49.50 17 \r\n 23.57 49.50 (25.93)\r\n 3 Rizzetto, Ester JR West Florida 50.25 49.97 16 \r\n 23.94 49.97 (26.03)\r\n 4 Van Jaarsveld, Marize SR Indy 50.43 50.06 15 \r\n 24.22 50.06 (25.84)\r\n 5 Aringsmann, Sara SR Wingate 50.36 50.14 14 \r\n 23.97 50.14 (26.17)\r\n 6 Buys, Johanna JR Indy 50.23 50.20 13 \r\n 23.97 50.20 (26.23)\r\n 7 Preusse, Yasmin JR Drury 50.80 50.56 12 \r\n 23.91 50.56 (26.65)\r\n 8 Foster, Hannah JR Queens (NC) 50.68 50.80 11 \r\n 24.50 50.80 (26.30)<\/pre>\nMen\u2019s 100 freestyle<\/h4>\n
Another day, another national record for Karol Ostrowski,<\/strong> who took down his Division I record by exactly a quarter-second, going 41.25. It also takes down the meet record set in 2019 by Marius Kusch.<\/strong><\/p>\n
Second was Queens\u2019 Matej Dusa<\/strong> in 42.87 with Gregg Lichinsky<\/strong> of McKendree a further tenth back in bronze.<\/p>\n
Event 35 Men 100 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NCAA DII: N 41.50 11\/21\/2020Karol Ostrowski, Drury\r\n Meet: M 41.73 3\/16\/2019 Marius Kusch, Queens (NC)\r\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Ostrowski, Karol FR Drury 43.02 41.25N 20 \r\n 19.83 41.25 (21.42)\r\n 2 Dusa, Matej FR Queens (NC) 43.17 42.87 17 \r\n 20.27 42.87 (22.60)\r\n 3 Lichinsky, Gregg JR McKendree 43.28 42.97 16 \r\n 20.33 42.97 (22.64)\r\n 4 De Paiva, Raphael SO Carson-Newman 43.72 43.27 15 \r\n 20.39 43.27 (22.88)\r\n 5 Bowen, Alex JR Drury 43.22 43.42 14 \r\n 20.61 43.42 (22.81)\r\n 6 Ohnov, Viacheslav JR Wingate 43.46 43.47 13 \r\n 20.78 43.47 (22.69)\r\n 7 Winiatowski, Patryk SO Lindenwood 43.55 43.48 12 \r\n 20.87 43.48 (22.61)\r\n 8 Cvetko, Luka SO Wayne State 43.71 43.88 11 \r\n 21.08 43.88 (22.80)<\/pre>\nWomen\u2019s 200 backstroke<\/h4>\n
After setting the pace in prelims, Katie McCoy<\/strong> delivered again in finals, the Indy junior against getting into the 1:56s, her 1:56.39 good to win by a half second. Rachel Massaro<\/strong> was second in 1:56.96, with her Queens teammate Vladyslava Maznytska<\/strong> third.<\/p>\n
Event 36 Women 200 Yard Backstroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NCAA DII: N 1:54.48 3\/11\/2017 Hannah Peiffer, Queens (NC)\r\n Meet: M 1:54.48 3\/11\/2017 Hannah Peiffer, Queens (NC)\r\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 McCoy, Katie JR Indy 1:56.58 1:56.39 20 \r\n 26.96 55.74 (28.78)\r\n 1:25.58 (29.84) 1:56.39 (30.81)\r\n 2 Massaro, Rachel SR Queens (NC) 1:58.39 1:56.96 17 \r\n 27.22 56.52 (29.30)\r\n 1:26.61 (30.09) 1:56.96 (30.35)\r\n 3 Maznytska, Vladyslava SR Queens (NC) 1:59.26 1:57.40 16 \r\n 27.00 55.88 (28.88)\r\n 1:26.15 (30.27) 1:57.40 (31.25)\r\n 4 Palczynski, Stephanie SR Lewis 1:58.61 1:58.52 15 \r\n 27.99 57.76 (29.77)\r\n 1:28.33 (30.57) 1:58.52 (30.19)\r\n 5 Tice, Savannah SR WCU 1:59.17 1:58.92 14 \r\n 28.04 58.39 (30.35)\r\n 1:29.09 (30.70) 1:58.92 (29.83)\r\n 6 De Cort, Melina JR Grand Valley 1:59.57 1:59.02 13 \r\n 28.19 58.62 (30.43)\r\n 1:29.26 (30.64) 1:59.02 (29.76)\r\n 7 Wright, Cassie SR Nova S'eastern 1:58.07 1:59.49 12 \r\n 27.35 57.52 (30.17)\r\n 1:28.92 (31.40) 1:59.49 (30.57)\r\n 8 Pareja, Laura JR Drury 1:59.77 2:03.46 11 \r\n 27.20 57.05 (29.85)\r\n 1:29.26 (32.21) 2:03.46 (34.20)\r\n<\/pre>\nMen\u2019s 200 backstroke<\/h4>\n
The two-man battle from prelims didn\u2019t quite materialize, but another did.<\/p>\n
It came down to Drury\u2019s Nathan Bighetti<\/strong> and Delta State\u2019s Emanuel Fava.<\/strong> Bighetti got to the eall first in 1:43.51, .29 ahead of Fava. The top two seeds from the morning settled for third and fourth, with Giulio Brugnoni<\/strong> of Delta State and Landon Driggers<\/strong> of Indy both going faster than the morning.<\/p>\n
Event 37 Men 200 Yard Backstroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NCAA DII: N 1:40.74 3\/15\/2014 Matthew Josa, Queens (NC)\r\n Meet: M 1:40.74 3\/15\/2014 Matthew Josa, Queens (NC)\r\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Bighetti, Nathan JR Drury 1:45.60 1:43.51 20 \r\n 23.87 49.86 (25.99)\r\n 1:16.00 (26.14) 1:43.51 (27.51)\r\n 2 Fava, Emanuel JR Delta State 1:45.32 1:43.80 17 \r\n 23.91 50.16 (26.25)\r\n 1:17.00 (26.84) 1:43.80 (26.80)\r\n 3 Brugnoni, Giulio SR Delta State 1:44.53 1:44.15 16 \r\n 24.24 50.87 (26.63)\r\n 1:17.64 (26.77) 1:44.15 (26.51)\r\n 4 Driggers, Landon FR Indy 1:44.75 1:45.38 15 \r\n 24.59 51.46 (26.87)\r\n 1:18.80 (27.34) 1:45.38 (26.58)\r\n 5 Rodriguez, Andrew JR Drury 1:45.53 1:45.59 14 \r\n 24.55 51.13 (26.58)\r\n 1:18.62 (27.49) 1:45.59 (26.97)\r\n 6 Tiszai, Andras SO Indy 1:45.10 1:45.80 13 \r\n 24.34 51.10 (26.76)\r\n 1:18.58 (27.48) 1:45.80 (27.22)\r\n 7 Hendriks, Raf FR St. Cloud St.-M 1:45.49 1:45.99 12 \r\n 24.96 52.24 (27.28)\r\n 1:19.61 (27.37) 1:45.99 (26.38)\r\n 8 Lopez, Matias SR Florida Southern 1:45.89 1:46.95 11 \r\n 24.92 51.80 (26.88)\r\n 1:19.16 (27.36) 1:46.95 (27.79)<\/pre>\nWomen\u2019s 200 breaststroke<\/h4>\n
Bec Cross<\/strong> laid down a decisive win, dropping nearly three seconds from prelims to go 2:13.59. Claire Mikesell<\/strong> of IUP was second in 2:14.48. Top seed in the morning Lilly Borgenheimer<\/strong> couldn\u2019t replicate her 2:12.99, setting for fifth nearly three seconds slower.<\/p>\n
Event 38 Women 200 Yard Breaststroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NCAA DII: N 2:09.12 3\/11\/2017 Bailee Nunn, Drury\r\n Meet: M 2:09.12 3\/11\/2017 Bailee Nunn, Drury\r\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Cross, Bec JR Drury 2:16.51 2:13.59 20 \r\n 29.64 1:03.32 (33.68)\r\n 1:37.90 (34.58) 2:13.59 (35.69)\r\n 2 Mikesell, Claire SR IUP 2:15.23 2:14.48 17 \r\n 30.81 1:04.14 (33.33)\r\n 1:39.68 (35.54) 2:14.48 (34.80)\r\n 3 Nissen, Anne-sofie SR Wingate 2:14.87 2:14.51 16 \r\n 30.61 1:04.02 (33.41)\r\n 1:39.06 (35.04) 2:14.51 (35.45)\r\n 4 Maruszczyk, Beata SO Lindenwood 2:16.68 2:15.71 15 \r\n 30.05 1:05.52 (35.47)\r\n 1:39.62 (34.10) 2:15.71 (36.09)\r\n 5 Borgenheimer, Lily JR Colorado Mesa 2:12.99 2:15.84 14 \r\n 30.24 1:03.92 (33.68)\r\n 1:38.56 (34.64) 2:15.84 (37.28)\r\n 6 Ginn, Meredith JR Carson-Newman 2:15.43 2:16.10 13 \r\n 31.18 1:05.09 (33.91)\r\n 1:40.75 (35.66) 2:16.10 (35.35)\r\n 7 Galluzzo, Natalie SR Truman St. 2:14.53 2:16.15 12 \r\n 30.21 1:03.97 (33.76)\r\n 1:39.42 (35.45) 2:16.15 (36.73)\r\n 8 Best, Savanna JR Nova S'eastern 2:15.32 2:16.54 11 \r\n 30.35 1:04.79 (34.44)\r\n 1:40.11 (35.32) 2:16.54 (36.43)<\/pre>\nMen\u2019s 200 breaststroke<\/h4>\n
Filipe Pinheiro<\/strong> was the survivor of a crowded final, surging out to 1:55.80 to separate himself from the field. MNU\u2019s Roberto Camera<\/strong> was second in 1:56.52 with Andy Huffman<\/strong> of Missouri S&T third.<\/p>\n
Event 39 Men 200 Yard Breaststroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NCAA DII: N 1:51.71 3\/14\/2015 Anton Lobanov, Nova S'eastern\r\n Meet: M 1:51.71 3\/14\/2015 Anton Lobanov, Nova S'eastern\r\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Pinheiro, Filipe FR McKendree 1:57.19 1:55.80 20 \r\n 26.08 55.91 (29.83)\r\n 1:25.93 (30.02) 1:55.80 (29.87)\r\n 2 Camera, Roberto SO NMU 1:57.53 1:56.52 17 \r\n 26.57 56.36 (29.79)\r\n 1:26.65 (30.29) 1:56.52 (29.87)\r\n 3 Huffman, Andy JR Missouri S & T 1:58.44 1:57.30 16 \r\n 26.74 56.66 (29.92)\r\n 1:26.86 (30.20) 1:57.30 (30.44)\r\n 4 Delkeskamp, Jan JR Queens (NC) 1:58.26 1:57.81 15 \r\n 26.08 55.64 (29.56)\r\n 1:26.15 (30.51) 1:57.81 (31.66)\r\n 5 Brown, Gerald SR Lindenwood 1:56.68 1:58.10 14 \r\n 26.03 55.90 (29.87)\r\n 1:26.71 (30.81) 1:58.10 (31.39)\r\n 6 Santos, Joao SR Emmanuel 1:58.03 1:58.27 13 \r\n 25.83 55.40 (29.57)\r\n 1:26.16 (30.76) 1:58.27 (32.11)\r\n 7 Berecz, Balazs FR Queens (NC) 1:58.59 1:58.65 12 \r\n 26.03 55.85 (29.82)\r\n 1:27.14 (31.29) 1:58.65 (31.51)\r\n 8 Zuchowicz, Jan SR Indy 1:58.86 1:58.90 11 \r\n 26.03 56.43 (30.40)\r\n 1:27.19 (30.76) 1:58.90 (31.71)<\/pre>\nMen\u2019s 1-meter diving<\/h4>\n
Ammar Hassan<\/strong> of Colorado Mesa doubled up as diving champ, scoring 568.50. Second was Cole Hammond<\/strong> of Indy with no one else cracking 503.<\/p>\n
Event 40 Men 1 mtr Diving<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n NCAA DII: N 618.70 3\/10\/1994 Dario DiFazio, Oakland Univ\r\n Meet: M 618.70 3\/10\/1994 Dario DiFazio, Oakland Univ\r\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n === Finals === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Hassan, Ammar Colorado Mesa 578.30 568.50 20 \r\n 2 Hammond, Cade Indy 500.10 545.95 17 \r\n 3 Earl, Cole Drury 485.80 502.80 16 \r\n 4 Lenzo, Jason Indy 486.85 500.00 15 \r\n 5 Belliston, Tanner Colorado Mesa 446.10 465.05 14 \r\n 6 Martin, Garrett UTPermian Basin 476.85 461.60 13 \r\n 7 Ott, Justin Saginaw Valley 450.05 455.45 12 \r\n 8 Kelly, Christopher Grand Valley 454.30 454.75 11<\/pre>\nWomen\u2019s 400 freestyle relay<\/h4>\n
Safety over spoils for Queens in the relay, with the team of Lexie Baker, Hannah Foster, Rachel Massaro<\/strong> and Francesca Bains<\/strong> taking second in 3:21.53. That meant the win went to Indy, with Marizen van Jaarsveld\u2019s<\/strong> second leg putting them out front for good. The team of Johanna Buys, Leticia Vaselli<\/strong> and Krystal Caylor<\/strong> went 3:19.98 for victory.<\/p>\n
Event 41 Women 400 Yard Freestyle Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n NCAA DII: N 3:18.04 3\/17\/2018 Queens (NC)\r\n M Stevens, K Dobson, W Dollmayer, M Prayson\r\n NCAA DII: N 3:18.04 3\/16\/2019 Queens (NC)\r\n Lapshina, Lorda, Dollmayer, Prayson\r\n Meet: M 3:18.04 3\/17\/2018 Queens (NC)\r\n Stevens, Dobson, Dollmayer, Prayson\r\n Meet: M 3:18.04 3\/16\/2019 Queens (NC)\r\n Lapshina, Lorda, Dollmayer, Prayson\r\n School Seed Finals Points \r\n==================================================================================\r\n 1 Indy 3:20.70 3:19.98 40 \r\n 1) Buys, Johanna JR 2) Van Jaarsveld, Marizel SR \r\n 3) Vaselli, Leticia SO 4) Caylor, Krystal SR \r\n 23.77 49.82 (49.82)\r\n 1:13.61 (23.79) 1:39.46 (49.64)\r\n 2:02.92 (23.46) 2:29.56 (50.10)\r\n 2:53.59 (24.03) 3:19.98 (50.42)\r\n 2 Queens (NC) 3:21.14 3:21.53 34 \r\n 1) Baker, Lexie SR 2) Foster, Hannah JR \r\n 3) Massaro, Rachel SR 4) Bains, Francesca SR \r\n 23.77 49.57 (49.57)\r\n 1:13.35 (23.78) 1:39.67 (50.10)\r\n 2:03.93 (24.26) 2:31.17 (51.50)\r\n 2:55.34 (24.17) 3:21.53 (50.36)\r\n 3 Drury 3:23.34 3:22.49 32 \r\n 1) Preusse, Yasmin JR 2) Wieberg, Mackenzie SR \r\n 3) Bushell, Josie FR 4) Cross, Bec JR \r\n 24.01 50.74 (50.74)\r\n 1:14.39 (23.65) 1:41.81 (51.07)\r\n 2:05.47 (23.66) 2:32.15 (50.34)\r\n 2:56.27 (24.12) 3:22.49 (50.34)\r\n 4 Wingate 3:24.16 3:24.09 30 \r\n 1) Aringsmann, Sara SR 2) Hoener, Maike SR \r\n 3) Miram, Anna JR 4) Nissen, Anne-sofie SR \r\n 23.67 49.53 (49.53)\r\n 1:14.36 (24.83) 1:40.95 (51.42)\r\n 2:05.53 (24.58) 2:32.42 (51.47)\r\n 2:57.30 (24.88) 3:24.09 (51.67)\r\n 5 Lindenwood 3:23.51 3:24.36 28 \r\n 1) Votava, Kirsten SO 2) Marks, Stephanie SO \r\n 3) Hellenschmidt, Jana JR 4) Winnett, Lexie SR \r\n 24.59 51.37 (51.37)\r\n 1:15.57 (24.20) 1:42.25 (50.88)\r\n 2:06.82 (24.57) 2:33.70 (51.45)\r\n 2:57.61 (23.91) 3:24.36 (50.66)\r\n 6 TAMPA 3:25.11 3:25.27 26 \r\n 1) Grater, Lindsey JR 2) Tobin, Jessie SR \r\n 3) Van Loock, Hana SR 4) Bazarova, Elizaveta JR \r\n 24.79 51.87 (51.87)\r\n 1:16.88 (25.01) 1:44.40 (52.53)\r\n 2:08.30 (23.90) 2:34.61 (50.21)\r\n 2:58.45 (23.84) 3:25.27 (50.66)<\/pre>\nMen\u2019s 400 freestyle relay<\/h4>\n
Drury got its relay win to finish, a decisive win with Alex Bowen<\/strong> leading off and Karol Ostrowski<\/strong> bringing it home in a lightning fast 41.10. In between, Kham Glass<\/strong> and Ahmed Wahby<\/strong> clocked in at 2:50.98. Queens, like the women, settled for the safety of second and the team crown. Lindenwold was third.<\/p>\n
Event 42 Men 400 Yard Freestyle Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n NCAA DII: N 2:49.98 3\/16\/2019 Queens (NC)\r\n M Kusch, A Kunert, A Mosic, B Heck\r\n Meet: M 2:49.98 3\/16\/2019 Queens (NC)\r\n Kusch, Dreesens, Mayes, Arakelian\r\n School Seed Finals Points \r\n==================================================================================\r\n 1 Drury 2:53.43 2:50.98 40 \r\n 1) Bowen, Alex JR 2) Glass, Kham JR \r\n 3) Wahby, Ahmed SR 4) Ostrowski, Karol FR \r\n 20.15 43.36 (43.36)\r\n 1:03.43 (20.07) 1:26.28 (42.92)\r\n 1:46.60 (20.32) 2:09.88 (43.60)\r\n 2:29.50 (19.62) 2:50.98 (41.10)\r\n 2 Queens (NC) 2:53.75 2:52.28 34 \r\n 1) Kunert, Alex JR 2) Dusa, Matej FR \r\n 3) Cook-Weeks, Skyler JR 4) Erwee, Luke JR \r\n 20.78 43.05 (43.05)\r\n 1:02.81 (19.76) 1:25.02 (41.97)\r\n 1:45.66 (20.64) 2:08.60 (43.58)\r\n 2:29.36 (20.76) 2:52.28 (43.68)\r\n 3 Lindenwood 2:56.04 2:54.50 32 \r\n 1) Winiatowski, Patryk SO 2) Irwin, Elliott FR \r\n 3) Brown, Gerald SR 4) Linder, Zach SR \r\n 20.90 43.49 (43.49)\r\n 1:03.55 (20.06) 1:26.36 (42.87)\r\n 1:47.75 (21.39) 2:11.22 (44.86)\r\n 2:31.85 (20.63) 2:54.50 (43.28)\r\n 4 Delta State 2:57.90 2:55.24 30 \r\n 1) Brugnoni, Giulio SR 2) Bracco, Federico JR \r\n 3) Fava, Emanuel JR 4) Schroer, Tucker SO \r\n 21.03 43.94 (43.94)\r\n 1:04.66 (20.72) 1:28.50 (44.56)\r\n 1:49.23 (20.73) 2:12.00 (43.50)\r\n 2:32.36 (20.36) 2:55.24 (43.24)\r\n 5 Wayne State 2:57.90 2:55.46 28 \r\n 1) Mueller, Franz SR 2) Cvetko, Luka SO \r\n 3) Wolsek, Michael FR 4) Capizzo, Alexander FR \r\n 20.88 43.66 (43.66)\r\n 1:04.21 (20.55) 1:27.12 (43.46)\r\n 1:47.51 (20.39) 2:10.58 (43.46)\r\n 2:31.71 (21.13) 2:55.46 (44.88)\r\n 6 Indy 2:55.38 2:55.57 26 \r\n 1) Thompson, Jeron SO 2) Mas, Diego SO \r\n 3) Yorke, Kael JR 4) Antonon Rodriguez, Victor SR \r\n 20.34 43.61 (43.61)\r\n 1:03.80 (20.19) 1:26.83 (43.22)\r\n 1:48.16 (21.33) 2:11.82 (44.99)\r\n 2:32.60 (20.78) 2:55.57 (43.75)<\/pre>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"There was no stopping Queens Saturday night, with the reigning men\u2019s and women\u2019s NCAA Division II Championship holders sweeping to the title again. The margin on the women\u2019s side was<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":8367,"featured_media":466118,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_monsterinsights_skip_tracking":false,"_monsterinsights_sitenote_active":false,"_monsterinsights_sitenote_note":"","_monsterinsights_sitenote_category":0,"_jetpack_memberships_contains_paid_content":false,"footnotes":"","jetpack_publicize_message":"","jetpack_publicize_feature_enabled":true,"jetpack_social_post_already_shared":false,"jetpack_social_options":{"image_generator_settings":{"template":"dois","enabled":false},"version":2}},"categories":[6,7],"tags":[59467,58448,57208,12339,12512,121964,28905],"class_list":["post-466090","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-college","category-usa","tag-colorado-mesa","tag-delta-state","tag-division-ii-swimming","tag-drury","tag-indy","tag-ncaa-division-ii-championships","tag-queens"],"jetpack_publicize_connections":[],"yoast_head":"\r\n
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